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ss THE TSss ss nc ss s.Ss ,
soa Ssd f a sASss SpE S2e t anSw
ss know S% hS sfs II sss iSs Ss SS
men were IA ths ial. to-day, and were
R Wiz sisnea to Them ssspsesiuly Fedes
f. and Sis IDEAS win remain On eertS 81 some
Aa ESS ana h as ssS S. sts
csw hsrs who h. VII sos g ss
Spies. who has mado soinowhat tbeatrio
f II ne n 81 h. Is. that S %dsss
snG S Ss b al Rsrs Il sSSas f ri aar re-
iai friend, Osborne; am "A Anarchiss d
trs not sSn s hesc mnsteqe
are doing what they think they ought to,
I and the Ss %or o az are o s sa
to y isss Y ssssRss q 81 Ss o,
nna %a BE- n sT Is n sS Ill s
the State, the best news to " sent out Tonight
e eoncernIng that labor dssnpsstrati,sCn q to-
mittee Of The Central Labor Union have ad-
vissd tho members Of the union to abstain from
acton ssR Ps y respect hs
these ps mon En- which ths
sSs national state
and city. have made widespread and ana ludici,ous.
ts eas absut hs but obS
Gus that they are made, all the same. He said
to-day that he should say nothing about any
down, as he considered Il bad form, not to say
moor policy; for com @andant to give out his
Gov gov. osiesby to comTnlssse ~ wire With the
State and city authorities were unable to put
down any disturbance here, hear from other
sources that all the precautions have been ar.
troops now stationed at Highwood are con-
oerned, arrangements have been made which
city thsy ase nsedsd and tsa 81 special
trouble comes the police. being unable to
to to t the 'front.' IN less iSan hall ifsu an
s1S5 T6 is h he ss posp 81 the
der command Of Gen. Fitzsimmons. who has
leo men under arms here. anu can add to that
he is entirely convinced. as. may say. all the
authorities are. that there 10 no anticipation or
sn q al The
labor union will do much toward preserving
the peace. which they. In all events. will on
denvor to enforce.
As soon as the Sheriff received the Governors
ultimatum he notified Fielden and Schwab to
twinklng Of an eye they were out and Off and
not a soul OF the entire nnarchfstical body
located here and hereabouts know Q thing
ever. and II I am any judge Of phystpgonomy.
they were not especially surprised either. Ger
tainly no one in Chicago was,
The city is quiet, Intense excitement DOM
mates the town. What the morrow will bring
iorth'nO one knows. The Sheriff will bring his
four victims out not far from midday, and
then farewell to all their greatness.
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cided by Gov. Ogles-
BY. + o ur will be
hanged in accord
ance with the orig
inal verdict. and two
will be imprisoned
for life. The four
who will pay tn Q
death pen atty for
their share In the
H aym arket bomb
horror Of May 4. 1886.
are August Spies, Al
bert r. Parsons, Geo.
Engel. and Adolph
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-11

Saturday, November 18th,
Will be the last day Of the half prlce sale for
tho balance OF broken lots OF high grades
Overcoats and Suits for men and boys al
Messrs. fogel Brothers. Eighth avenue and
Forty -seeond street.-Adp.
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CHICAaO,s TERRIBLE DAE
Another Corrcspendents Account or ths
Anxiety and Exeitement.

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-The fate Of the six An
archists who remained after the death by sui
eide OF Louis LingG which occurred shortly
before O'Clock this afternoon. has been de-
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TOMORROW,

Continued on Second Pa0e.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-04
AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.


VIE train records show the movement in
the week ending July . to have been the light
sst of any week in the last ten months. There
we're $50 fewer loaded GERS handled at this point
shan in the week preceding, yet, as compared
with the number handled in the corresponding
weeks of 1886 and 1885, the exhibit Is not un
favorable as there were ninety -one more loaded
Ears handled than in last year and 226
more than in the corresponding week of
1855 Seldom is the East bound tonnage of
grain and hol- light for the past thirty days,
but increased shipments looked for before
the close of the coming week Shipments OF
summer average. The FIVE leading Eastern lines
last week forwarded 2,T47 loaded cars, against
2. Sol in the corresponding week OF 1856: and
1887 in the corresponding week of 1889. West
ern lines are doing a good business Tor TINS
season of the year, west-bound tonnage running
some twenty cars per day heavier than IN the
corresponding period of 1886. Shipments or
harvesting machinery have dropped off, but the
shipments of merchandise have increased
Railway supplies continue to form an Important
feature of the freight going forward. AS there
il n prospective demand for to forward
business East in the near future, Z Is fortunate
for the railroads that the tonn &c or mer-
chandise for the fall trade is coming West
earlier than usual. 1t has been noticeable
through the entire year that the east and west
bound tonnage has been much more even than
in former years North and south roads are
doing large business. the freight movement IN
bott directions being heavy beyond parallel
Local traffic continues heavy in volume: In fact
IT. has before been as satisfactory and
carried at better rates. Below Is given the num-
Der of cars received and forwarded at this point
In the week ending July 2, as compared with
that of the corresponding week of 1856 and 1880:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-04

BUYERS are in the market for further require
ments that are likely to absorb domestic pro-
duction and afford market for foreign rails to a
moderate extent
A belief prevails in railroad circles that the ap-
pontment of Chas. s. Hayes general manager
Of the Wabash Western railway is but tempo
rary and that some other man will be required
to fill so important a position. Mr.. Hayes is
known only as an excellent private secretary.
but as an operator or traffic manager his record
is Of an unknown quantity. However. this op-
portunity may develop what there is in him and
show that he has Mr.. Talmage's ideas of rail-
reading well in hand his close relations with
the deceased manager have been excellent
educator
At all shops the Wabash proper, as we'll as
Saturday. and the proper emblems of mourn
ing displayed on account of the funeral of A. A.
Talmage. All employees on the lines who wished
to attend the funeral were furnished free trans
portation. The men on all portions of the sys-
tenn had come to admire and greatly respect the
deceased, and some who earneastly fought his
scheme to establish hospitals along the line at
proper distances, and to support them out of
monthly tax on each employe have seen the
value of this forethought and become its warm
est supporters There incidents connected
with the life of the deceased showing him to
have had large heart toward the men under
him in the most humble positions. Few men
occupying the position that he did leave more
friends than can be found among the four thou
sand or more employees on the system Of which
he was the head.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-04

Stay the heart-devouring monster of the Chris
tian world. He tried to civilize the church. to
humanize the creeds, to soften plous breasts OF
stone to take the fear from mothers hearts, the
chains of creed from every brain, to put the
star of hope in every sky and over every grave.
Attacked every side, maligned by those
who preached the law of love, he wavered not,
but fought whole hearted to the end
Obstructoa is but virtues foil. From thWart-
ed light leaps color's fame-the stream impeded
has q song
serene philosophy that has no place for pride or
hate. that threatens no revenge. that looks on
sin as stumblings of the blind and pltaes those
who fall, knowing that in the souls OF all there
IS sacred yearning for the light. he ceased TO
think OF man something thrust upon the
world-an exile from some other sphere. he
felt at last that men are part OF natures SELF
kindred OF all llfe-the gradual growth or count
less years; that all the sacred books were helps
until outgrown and all religions rough and de-
vlous paths that man has worn with weary feet
in sad and painful search for truth and peace.
To him these paths were wrong, and yet all gave
promise of success. He knew that all the
streams, no matter how they wander, turn and
curve amid the hills and rocks or linger in the
lakes and pools, must somesme reach the sea-
These views enlarged his soul and made him
patient with the world, and while the wintry
SHOWS of age falling his head.
spring, with all her wealth of bloom, was IN his
heart
of natures wealth. He hattled for the rights OF
men. His heart was with the slave. He stood
against the selfish greed of millions banded to
protect the pirates trade: His voice was for the
right when freedoms friends were few. He
taught the church to think and doubt He did
not fear to stand alone His brain took counsel
of his heart. To every foe he offered reconcile
atoms hand He loved this land of ours. and
added to its glory through the world. He was
the greatest orator that ever stood within the
pupt's narrow curve. He loved the liberty of
speech. There was no trace of bigot in his blood.
He was a brave and generous man, and so, with
reverent hands, place this tribute on his tomb
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-04

EUIt SALE-HURSES AND VEHICIES.
X RAND ERA-HOUSE STABLES, J. A. FEN
VI NELL, proprietor.
CITY HALL STABLES-H. B. STOUT LIVERY
~ and boarding stables, 70. 81 and 80 E. Wabash st.
T,HE FINEST AND PERFECTLY SAFE DRIV-
i ing horses at the Opera-house stables. j. A.
FEENELL.
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MONEY 10 LOAN-WM. & II. NJ. HADLEY, 70
wi East Market street.
MONEY TO -4OAN-6 PER CENT HORACE
WI MCKAY, Room l l. Talbot & News Block. 4
EINANCIAL-MONEYO ON MORTGAGE-FARadS
Il and city property. @. E. COFFIN u co. f
OK PER CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN
- diana Isaac H Kiersted. IS Martindae Block.
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News from Harrison County.

CorYdon Republican.
The impish god of love now loiters in the vi
entity of croquet and lawn tennis, and ever and
anon, drawing fairy arrow from his CULVER
and fixing it in his bow, shoots with unerring
aim. wounding some unsuspecting heart and
driving the tell-tale blush to the rounded. vel
vetv cheek.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-04
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

d EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-WE WILL SELL
IL at public auction. Wednesday. July g. at 2
O'Clock p. m, the premises, ATT and 479 North
New Jersey ST.. the Groom frame house, cistern, eel
lar well and stable; also the business house with 3
dwelling rooms; lot 39x12O. Title perfect Terms,
one third cash, the balance in and two years at
per cent. W. E. MICK 6 co. L. N PERRY, Auc-
tioneer
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-04

THE many remarkable Hoods Sarsa-
parllla accomplisnes are sufficient proof that it
does possess peculiar curative powers.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22
Notice IL Forfeiture.


Notice Ii hereby gisen To Barney Harkins,
Samuel Richmond, NJ HI lurgea and D. d.
McCabs, tp.dMners With tbs undersigned 81
tfc CsJststitaii niifls sihiase Id the Mining
District IL Globe, County If eila, and Terri
tory 81 Arizona, and moro particularly de-.
scrlbetl ID Book 4 a Records u Mines III
ind for the Raid Comfy II ila aDd Territory
afogesaid, On Page S2R. This, theFeiore, Is ~
notify ysN al ea-ewnaFs Ill sand iniiies that the
undersigned having dune ard Performed the
gHsaal work a required syy law, ia Che year
iSs, Rb his aesn cost, and sou having ~ ms
wise contribute % tlis same, therefore, # ycg,
the above mentioned palties IA interest glil
Il paV y9flf sssi proportion 81 cdst ~ sd "
work. Together With The cost b this alYartikes
inant apsl accraias Gusts Within lsstsY days
tFein heg3ata fl I'll p9pl catiou u tbis netigc,
s0iis Interest ii Sand elaiB 0Wnes viii
uttefl esasS anu bes9nie the rropslty u TIE
iisldefsisned, aopafdins 81 law
iae Il Jsa
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22
S0sNT nu4oLirioN
s0uttying rise ihHaia ~ me Fonrteegss
Lestyiauyc &s.c1nbiy 10 GeaeFai
Hahoa4ced ~ Assemblynsn L. i frippel
81 GLIB Comfy

Hahoa4ced ~ Agaemblynsn Z, ] 'fdppeI.
% Cub gduntg
DO il enacted BIZ tho Legislative
Assembly oftbo Territory Of AriaoBa:
That in grateful recognition Of
The courage ability and correct juds,
inent displayed BY General Nelson 3.
Miles,, during bis succession to the
military command Of tho Department.
of Arizona, IN pursuit Of the savage
Apaches, we the representatives Of the
people Of Arizona ia Assembly con-
gened, do Hereby tender and 10 him
convey cur heartfelt thanks for his
distinguished services in our behalf,
That through his we'll directed eff
forts the hostile Cbuieahuas were
forced to surrender and submit TO
being removed from within the Dor.
ders Of this Territory, and the thrilling
scenes Of torture, outrage, robbery
and death, which for eighteen perilous
months spread terror and desola.
ton over portions Of Arizona, were
completely and efectually ended
That sGch remoyal greatly aids the
rapid settlement and advancement
Of Arizona by encouraging enigrants
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

Fred Medlsr left on Friday for the
San Simon valley, Graham coun,
ty, where Ae located ranch some
time ago, % miles south Of Solomon.
vile, near Bowie station. He informs
that there IS d world Of grass in
tast part Of the valley, which owing
10 the absence Of water has not been
grazed upon He is confident Of find
ing water at a depth Of little more
than 100 feet. The well at Bailey's
station, half way between Solomon
vile and Bowie, is about that deep
and furnishes an abundant supply Of
water. Fred win be absent several
months as it viii take him that length
Of time TO make the necessary I'M
proyements on his location, and be
then expects TO stock the range.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

. Dr. J. Do Prati's Hamburg Figs A
erystaIizsd fruit cathartis A discovery
III the greatest interest tn The Medical
Profession A boon to every household.
IA most delicious laxative or purgatiye
prepared from fruits aud vegetables So
perfectly harmless TINT they may Do adj,
1ministered With entire safety 10 an in.
FAINT So eficaoious u adults that d sim
gle dose viii prove their value, and 81
elegant preparation that Il needs only
10 be presented to The public 70 become
aneeeasity incyery household throughout
the land For liver complaints, habitual
constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia and
piles, they arc specific 10 travellers
ny sea and land they will ~ found ipYal-
table; they are positively unfailing in
sheir action, and this d the only medi,
cine ever offered to The public that . VI.
ceptable to The taste, ana 30 pleasant
that children win cat the Ggs ~ eagerly
as candy FOR sale BY every druggist
throughout the world Price, 20 cents 4
box ], J Mack - 90 Props, 3 and.
Il Front Street, san francisco, cl,l,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

A quarrel between two Mexicaus, Pc
dro Carrillo and Amado Ortiz, on Mon
day night resulted in the serious
wounding Of an innocent man, Profro
Domtngues During the squabble
Garlic drew knife, with the avowed
intent Of getting 0rtia's gore, when
Domingues stepped between the
belIigerents and received the knife in
his breast. Fortunately the blade
came in contact with rib, which
only prevented a homicide, Acting
Sheriff J H. Bsnbrook made diligent
search for the offender but failed to
find him, although a man whom he
thinks was Carriilo, took TO his heels
when accosted, and escaped IN the
darkness.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

The following protest against ths
contemplated establishment Dc j Coun,
ty Court in this county, has been fer,
waraed 10 our representatives atpres,
colt, itis signed by nearly all the
county officials, the leading merchants
and taxpayers, showing that the sen.
timeut here is strongly against Coun-
ty Courts;
GLonr, ella County, Arizona,
January l8, 1887
To the Honorables-W. c. Watkins,
2. {. Robertson aud f. j. Trippel,
members Of the 14th Legislative AS
sembly of Arizona, for the County Of
ella.
GExTLEMEN:-~The undersigned oiti.
zens of ella County having under
stood that an effort is in contempIa.
ton to extend the jurisdiction Of
County Courts to all the counties Of
Arizona:
Having fully considered the matter
and deeming ourselves well informed
in relation to the objects thereby in
tended. Do hereby enter cur earnest
protest to the extension Of that, or any
other judicial system than che one now
existing, whereby the costs to this
county is increased;
J. Redmau, Louis Sultan, A. Kin
ney, Uhas, I. Martin, W. Y. Kings
bury, Hackney & Hamin, W. H. Grit
fin, a. j, Araua, Ii, Il, Wilcox, T. A.,
Ion,rgau, Alongo Bailey, ". A..
Holmes, #. f. Burke w. w. Brook
ner, q. NJ. Allison, f. w. Westmeyer,
w. T.. Cook, w. 7. McNelly Thos.
Letcher, G, S, Van Wagenen, J, w.
Ransom, s. KLEIN & Co., W. II. Dur
yea, c. E, Taylor, alex. uraydon,
Frank Howell J, j. Yosburgh, 3, g,
Fox.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

A pleasant surprise party was given
TO Miss Flora Wood, last Saturday
night at the residence Of her mother
Mrs. Fiske, by a number Of friends.
The guests were warmly welcomed
and everything possible done for their
enjoyment. Dancing, music and va
rious games furnished abundant en-
tertainment, aud the inner man was
RECALLED with excellent refreshments.
For an lmpiomptu affair, the party
was most enjoyable one. rs
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

The Flagstaff Champion reports 100
mon at work on the Mineral Belt raul
road Several hundred more are want
ed by the contractors, as will be seen
by their advertisement IN another
column.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22
Saturday, january %, 1887

gS,is paper is kept on Gle at f, c. Dakes
Advertising Agency, "a and Go Merchants
REehsage, San Francisco, Cal, where con-
sraCta for advertising can leo made for It,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

Jesse II. Brown who relocated the
old Garfield mine at Silver King, has
uncovered five inch vein of silver
ore which it is thoughtwill assay sever
al hundred dollars per ton. We hope
Jesse has found a bonanza.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

b. G.. Fox, who has had considerable
experience in photography, will open
a gallery in few days just south of
the BRIT 0FFrcE. We bespeak for him
a liberal patronage.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

We have it from a reliable source
that ssventy-fve tons OF coke, for the
Globe company, have been received at
Wilcox and viii be forwarded imme-
tliately. Also that one hundred tons
additional have been ordered, makinr
three hundred in all,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

Egil RtIaVto be INSIDE 5ut BIZ o,.l and rst,a1i Is
HIIIFEl rs ana We WI atud g51 frea something
- * great Felse and Importance 90 you
that start soa n hunes which ai1 bang You IA
nlaFe nsney ifght away tiah anything clso ia this
world, Ans Gnu % tiie work and I've at horne
lller ssxs AZ ages Something new, thai 5si oliua
naoiits fer Al wefker sNih stat yua; cspitaf not
needet This u ua uf The sapGine h3iportapt ohHncss
of liietime Those vino afa asbii3cs at.d fntefpfls
INC win net aelas Gfai1 outfit freS Address TNtfR
90. Augusta, Maines Janis "
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

Rev. j. Monfort, of Florence, will
celebrate Mass, at Stallo's Hall on
Sunday Tomorrow morning at
9 o'clock. y
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

WANTED An agent for ella
county. Machines viii be furnished
on consignment to a reliable parity
and liberal commission allowed on
sales. Address The Singer Manu-
featuring Company, Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

The departure of Edward Cain, who
left on Tuesday last for Tombstone,
win be regretted by his Globe friends
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

Rev. Romulus A. Wndes will deliver
the sermon tomorrow eyening-Go
and hear a good sermon.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

Hon. E, ], Trippel, ella Couuty's
representative, has introduced the fol-
lowing bills; A resolution conveying
The thanks Of the Fourteenth Legisla-
tive Assembly TO Gen. Nelson a.
Miles adopted in both houses. 10
grant mileage and per diem to Wit
hesses in criminal cases.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Rev. d. w. Calfee and A. B, Ross,
left on Wednesday for a short visit to-
Tucson. v
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

We bear that there i to be quite an
exodus Of men from Globe 70 Flagstaff
within tie next few days attraoted
thitber BY the building Of the Mineral
Belt railroad
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

Harry Bowen and VIM. Ford have
taken lease on the stonewall
No. /, Globe District owned
By DR. Alex Tdppel This i
the most promising silver mine
in ella county, showing a six.
foot ledge Of ore that win assay from
$40 to $50 per ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

New groceries constantly arriving
aud the most complete assortment Of
family groceries, at q s. Van Wag-
euen s.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

David Horst has been here for ten
days buying beef cattle for the Los
Angeles, Cal, market He purchased
from yosburgh & Newton, As head
Of steers, mostly 4 and year
olds, which he pronounces the finest
cattle in the county, fIe has also
bought ali Of } r. Gerald's beef
steers and most Of W. II Horrell's, all
"a cattle The price paid, We uk
derstand was 4 cents net. Mr. Horst
leaves to-day with 100 head for Mars
copa, from which point they will be
shipped to Los Angeles. Upon his
return from California, Ar Horst win
again VISIT his section.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22
sUMM0Ns

IN The Justices Court IL Gibbs preeiaet, ia
the t3ounty 81 CHA, Tetlisars II arizona.
II. y. Keliuer and Z IN. Ransom, under
the firm naate II Kellaer 4 Co. Plaintiffs, vi
I'll McKuen, Defendant Deiaanti s218
07-l0o.
The Territory 81 Arizona sends greeting to
III Mokuen, Defendant
Ion are hereby SUMMONED and required to
appear before fie At MI siilae, ID ths town q
Glnlje, aad County 81 ella, ON the Sth day ot
Mareh a, y. 1857, ii l0oclock a. tn.. "a an-
swer the complaint 81 the abete paulea plain
tia who Demands 81 yoa tIiat y,,ts are indebted
~ them III the sam af tao hupirel and
eightetn seven onaAhnudre5ths dollars, And
il you faii 10 appear aud answer said coni-
plant az herein reqitei, tho plaintiff viii
take Judgment agaipst yon IS demanded aud
for the cnsts ct this suis.
Given under rny hand iris 9Th day 81 Jant-
AIRY A ~ 1887 JOB ATKINS,
janS.Awl Justice of The Peace.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22

Rosary trimmings and Moon Light
on the Lake Jerseys at J Myers &
Schoin.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-22
NouNa MIN

gfcfing fr1rl ms ~ thc Ahoye SYMPTOMS shoaa
essa,t os b once fha drain sar }e tapfca, vitality
TsstoFgi aaa KS y alaa agsiu pleasure histsag 4
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